If the government continues to eschew institutional reforms, and allows the pace of credit creation to persist, a financial crisis is increasingly likely as the debt burden weighs down on the economy and the banking system.
North Carolina allowed the pace of the game to slow in the final 10 minutes, however, which negated the advantage the speedy Tar Heels have over the Blue Devils and gave Duke ample opportunity to establish a defensive set before a shot can be taken.
"The government's failure to bolster economic prospects by allowing the pace of structural reform to slip and by faltering in its efforts to boost consumer confidence suggests that the economic sluggishness could continue indefinitely, with the government debt burden rising to levels inconsistent with a triple-A rating," S.& P. said.
When the austerity programme was launched, the government expected that it would have done its job by now, allowing the pace of spending cuts to be relaxed.
Then it seemed Tunisia began to think ahead to their eventual last-eight opponents, tournament hosts Equatorial Guinea, as they allowed the pace of their game to drop.
While there are honest and well-meaning efforts being undertaken to address the lack of infrastructure, and to a smaller extent, develop avenues of economic opportunities for the people living in the Colonias, the lack of political and media attention has allowed the pace of development move very slowly.
This method also has the advantage that the placement of the receiver allows the pacing of the heart to be very precisely controlled, says Dr Echt.
The introduction in St .Petersburg of new efficient designs and construction methods allows raising the pace of construction along with the reduction of the material structures.
Pacing Students learn better when allowed to control the pace of presentation of the instructional materials Pace control reduces representational holding by allowing students to process smaller chunks of information in working memory The experimental study was designed so that students can control the pace of their work and learning.
Advances in technology were "totally outrunning parents' understanding" of how to protect their children, she said, and industry could not be allowed to "dictate the pace of change".
